Our Buddhist-inspired ethos supports well-being AND academic excellence. Mindfulness has scientifically proven benefits in education and crucially we teach it as an integrated, transformative practice rather than just an ‘add-on’.
Our skilled staff team has the flexibility and creativity to respond to individual needs and interests. National standardised assessment (rather than SATs) ensures pupils reach necessary levels with a sense of confidence and well-being.
We offer all the advantages of a small, community school (a low pupil/staff ratio and reduced class sizes) but with opportunities to get involved in a range of activities, from Sport to Music to Forest School.
Investing in an emotionally intelligent primary education is vital for developing life-long learning behaviours, and our school fees are among the most competitive in the independent sector.
Our pupils go on to excel at secondary level, receiving scholarships to Brighton College and Brighton and Hove High School, and making a successful transition to state schools including Dorothy Stringer and Varndean.
Community is at the heart of our school; we value collaboration, kindness and compassion (towards plants and animals as well as people). Our pupils make a positive contribution to their community and the world at large.
We offer all the benefits of a Buddhist-inspired ethos, yet crucially we are not a faith school. We are open to families from all faiths and cultures.
We are well located in north Brighton close to major transport routes including the A27 and A23, making for a manageable school run within a 20 mile radius.
We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. If you continue to use this site we will assume that you are happy with it. I AcceptNo Thank YouPrivacy policy
